The high ceilings and natural and soft lighting bring out the vivid artwork, sculptures, and photography strewn across the white and natural colored walls and floors in this small, intimate gallery.

Don’t be fooled, this very small and intimate gallery holds a great variety of Latino culture and paintings. Featuring the works of numerous Mexican and Chicano artists the gallery does an important part in highlighting the importance of immigration in its latest exhibit “Caras Vemos, Corazones No Sabemos” (Faces Seen, Hearts Unknown).

The Paper Boat gallery (established in 2005 by artists Faythe Levine and Kim Kisiolek), is nestled in the quaint Bay View neighborhood located just south of downtown Milwaukee. Popular for it's loyalty to independent artists, crafters, and designers, the gallery itself is an intimate space complete with beautiful tin ceilings and stained glass windows. The soft overhead lighting and wall sconces are complimented perfectly with the natural light which floods through the bay windows that look out onto the street.

The Charles Allis Art Museum, the tutor-style mansion that was home to Charles Allis and his wife Sarah, not only hosts beautiful art pieces the mansion is a wonderful piece of art itself.

Now a Milwaukee landmark and even considered a world icon this museum is known for the Quadracci Pavilion created by Santiago Calatrava.